Issue 10: People Have the Bravery
AsapSCIENCE's Mitch Moffit on creative bravery, Queer Engineer's Cel Welch on solving people problems, and Kale Edmiston on what research—and researchers—owe our trans (and more) communities.
AsapSCIENCE with Mitch Moffit
In Content Creators, a message from Mitch Moffit of AsapSCIENCE: “It's not that you always have to be like, ‘Hey, I'm going to talk about queer science.’ I love that, and that's so important, but just being yourself and representing yourself is so meaningful.”
Queer Engineer with Cel Welch
In Orgs to Know, it's Cel Welch of Queer Engineer: "I wouldn’t be able to live with myself if I wasn’t doing everything I could to help solve this problem. Engineering is the coolest thing in the world to me, and I want more people to feel like they can carve out a niche for themselves."
Contributor Highlight: Kale Edmiston
In Contributor Highlight, Professor of Psychiatry Kale Edmiston: “Transgender people are often treated as objects of fascination and curiosity by scientists. Research must be done with humility, and in service of our communities.”
Issue 9: The Beauty of Collective
Tanith Hackney on the Bio-Diverse Project, Jordan Harrod on AI and the queer community, and Dr. Arti Agrawal serves a powerful mix of science and social justice.